He called for a more rigorous response when migrant workers die, including postmortems, interviews with the deceased's colleagues, rapid repatriation of bodies and, where appropriate, prosecution of employers.
Both investigators and the general population supported a more rigorous response in the medical school scenario than in the humanities and social sciences department scenario.
The ability of residual antigens on decellularized tissue to elicit the immune response upon implantation motivates development of a more rigorous antigen removal (AR) process for xenogeneic scaffold generation.
We also used a more rigorous assessment of response rates based on WOMAC pain scales than that used in the GAIT study [ 11], specifically a 50% reduction in WOMAC pain as the definition of a response to treatment as opposed to a 20% reduction (Table 4).
In response, the watchdog said it had now introduced a "more rigorous inspection framework".
Preliminary reports (Hertrich et al. 2005; Hall and Plack 2007) suggest somewhat different responses for IRN and Huggins pitch and so a more rigorous examination of the evidence for a pitch center is now required.
Application of this approach to food allergy provides a foundation for a more rigorous quantitative understanding of variability in allergic response.
The work is a more rigorous approach than that already published on random superharmonic response by the authors, and the results obtained corroborate the previous ones.
It is finally shown that the electromagnetic response of the structure calculated with this numerical method is in good agreement with a more rigorous method such as the rigorous coupled wave analysis, whereas it requires a much lower computing power.
In 2011, the company tested it with Super Bowl ads online, building up a database of authentic emotional responses; later, Kaliouby collaborated with Thales Teixeira, a professor at the Harvard Business School, on a more rigorous study, screening ads for two hundred and fifty respondents.
